Further Public Offer (FPO)
Delisting
Delisting is the removal of listed security from the stock exchange. It means that the company’s shares or securities will no longer be traded on the exchange, and they will no longer be available for purchase or sale by the public.
There are several reasons why security may be delisted from an exchange. For example, the company may no longer meet the exchange’s listing requirements, such as having a minimum market capitalization or a minimum number of shareholders. Additionally, a company may choose to voluntarily delist its shares if it no longer wishes to be publicly traded.
Corpwis offers a comprehensive delisting service. Our team of experts will conduct due diligence, determine the exit price, structure the entire delisting process, verify the promoter’s shareholdings, collect data on the required number of shareholders, submit reports to exchanges, obtain in-principle approval, and evaluate the exit. We guarantee that our efficient and reliable service will provide you with a smooth and stress-free experience when delisting from the stock market.